Constellation Pictor Kullanıcı El Kitabı - Sayfa 5

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Power supply connections

The Pictor's separate power supply (bottom component in the picture above) must be connected to the Pictor main chassis

(top component in the picture above) as shown above before you plug the unit into a wall. Make sure the power switch

on the power supply is in the off (O) position. The supplied cables are spiral-wrapped, gold-plated copper designed for

aerospace use, and can handle up to 30 amps. Only these cables should be used between the power supply and the Pictor.

Connect the Analog Right power cable from the supply to the Analog Right jack on the preamp, the Analog Left power

cable from the supply to the Analog Left jack on the preamp, and the Control power cable from the supply to the Control

power jack on the preamp. At this point you can plug the Pictor power supply into the wall socket. Leave the master

power switch off until you connect your other equipment to the Pictor.

DO NOT remove the power cables while the unit is powered on. If you do happen to accidentally pull one of them

out, DO NOT plug it back in. Turn off the power supply using the hard switch on the rear panel, unplug the unit,

then replace the cable. Failure to power down the unit before replacing a power cable can result in substantial damage

to your Pictor.

If you will be using a Constellation Audio amplifier (or any other high-powered amplifier), do not plug the Pictor into the

same AC socket or into any other outlet connected on that circuit. Constellation Audio amplifiers draw a great deal of

power and could affect the Pictor's performance if the amplifier(s) and preamp are plugged into the same electrical circuit

or AC outlet.

When you connect or disconnect the AC cord, always grasp it by the plug, not by the cord itself. Pulling the plug out by

the cord can damage the cord, the AC socket, and/or the Pictor.